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Civil Rights Groups Request Department of Justice To Reject Past Racist Supreme Court Rulings
The “Insular Cases” stated that people living in U.S. territories do not possess the same rights under the U.S. Constitution.
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Updated: 16-Year Old Teen Charged After Several Predominantly Black Schools Receive Bomb Threats In D.C.
At least seven of the eight schools targeted have a predominantly Black student population.
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Florida Supreme Court Pushes Back On Gov. Desantis’s Redistricting Request
The court states that Desantis’s request on the constitutionality of a Black district is too complicated to answer in an opinion.
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James Harden and Ben Simmons Switch Teams In a Nets-Sixers Trade Deadline Blockbuster
Who won the trade? We take a look at the biggest swap of the NBA seasons.
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Updated: Legal Experts Find Pamela Moses Sentencing In Memphis Voting Case ‘Excessive’
Lack of education on voting rights laws and race within the criminal justice system are thought to be factored in the sentencing procedure.
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Dave Chappelle Threatens To Pull Investments From Small City If Affordable Housing Project Goes Forward
Due to a 2-2 Yellow Springs council vote, the affordable housing project will not be built.
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12-Year Old Black Swimmer Nearly Disqualified In Wisconsin For Wearing “Black Lives Matter” Swimsuit
The official incorrectly stated the swimsuit went against USA Swimming’s policy of no political language and was overruled.
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In Health Care Jobs, Black Women Face Major Structural Racism Barriers
Black women are the most widely represented group in their field, yet they’re concentrated in its lowest-wage and most hazardous jobs, study shows.
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Rep. Cori Bush Stands Behind “Defund The Police” Slogan and Calls For Meaningful Reforms
‘If you all had fixed this before I got here, I wouldn’t have to say these things,'” Rep. Bush (D-MO) says.
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Ohio Supreme Court Rejects Republican-drawn Legislative Maps For A Second Time
The Court has sent another deadline for new maps to be drawn no later than Feb. 17